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UX for the Web

You're reading from   UX for the Web Build websites for user experience and usability

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2017
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ISBN-13 9781787128477
Length 306 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Cara Winterbottom Cara Winterbottom
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Marli Ritter Marli Ritter
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Preface 1. The Fundamentals of UX FREE CHAPTER 2. Stand Out from Your Competitors 3. Creating an Emotional Connection with the User 4. Best Practices for Usability Within the User Interface (UI) 5. Set a Solid Foundation - Research and Analyze 6. Create a UX Strategy - Users and Content 7. Bring Your UX Strategy to Life with Wireframes and Prototypes 8. Building Your Product - Devices, Browsers, and Assistive Technologies 9. Optimize your UX Strategy with Iterative User Testing 10. The Basics and Benefits of Web Accessibility 11. A Practical Guide to Web Accessibility

Creating a digital personality the user can relate to

For the user, a human, to step into an emotional relationship with another human, brand, or technology the user must relate to the other party on the same level. People are mostly attracted to other people based on their values and personality. Someone with a good sense of humor makes people laugh and tends to be a popular person to be around. In the same way, someone with a nurturing personality that always makes sure the people in their presence are well fed and comfortable reinforces trust. Personality traits express emotions and fortify meaningful interactions with other people.
Just like some personality traits that you have control over and others you don’t, in the same way you don't always have control over how your design's personality might be accepted by a user. For example, if the website design...

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